Why start with 100
One hundred followers won't change how your profile looks to the world, and that's the point. It's a test. You see how fast the order starts, how the new followers look when you tap them, and whether any drop over the next week, all for very little money.
What to check during the test
Note your follower count before ordering. Watch when delivery begins and how long it takes. Open five or six new followers: do they have photos and posts? A week later, compare the count again. That tells you which tier is worth using for a bigger order.
Who orders 100
First-time buyers. People trying a different tier before committing. Brand-new accounts with a handful of posts that just want to avoid a profile showing single-digit followers. Agencies testing a service before using it on a client's page.
Pick the tier you'd actually use
If you plan to order 1,000 on Stable later, test 100 on Stable now. Testing the cheapest option and then buying a different one tells you little.
Example: a Mysuru illustrator
A Mysuru illustrator wants to grow her art page but is wary after a friend's bad experience with a cheap panel. She orders 100 followers on the default option, watches them arrive within the stated time and checks a few profiles. A week later only a couple have dropped, so she orders 1,000 for her launch month.
After the test
If you're happy, step up to 500 or 1,000 on the same tier. If not, try another option; undelivered followers are always refunded automatically.
Payment
The minimum top-up is ₹100 by UPI, more than enough for this pack, and the balance stays in your wallet for your next order.
No passwords
We only need your public profile link. Keep the account public until delivery finishes.
A cheap way to compare tiers
Because 100 followers cost so little, some buyers test two or three tiers on the same account a few days apart and compare drop rates and profile quality. It's the quickest way to learn which option suits your account before you spend more. Keep a note of the date, tier and count each time so the comparison is fair.